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<pre>{"Pokemon"[#1]}{"Experience"[#2]}{"Gender"[#3]}{"EggSteps"[#4]}{"Item"[#5]}{"NickName"[text1]}{"Level"[#6]}{"OT"[#7]}{"Ability"[#8]}{"Status"[text2]}{"Nature"[#9]}{"CatchLocation"[text3]}{"CatchTrainer"[text4]}{"CatchBall"[#10]}{"CatchMethod"[text5]}{"Friendship"[#11]}{"isShiny"[#12]}{"Attack1"[M1]}{"Attack2"[M2]}{"Attack3"[M3]}{"Attack4"[M4]}{"Stats"[Stats1]}{"FPs"[Stats2]}{"DVs"[Stats3]}{"AdditionalData"[]}</pre>
<pre>{"Pokemon"[#1]}{"Experience"[#2]}{"Gender"[#3]}{"EggSteps"[#4]}{"Item"[#5]}{"NickName"[text1]}{"Level"[#6]}
{"OT"[#7]}{"Ability"[#8]}{"Status"[text2]}{"Nature"[#9]}
{"CatchLocation"[text3]}{"CatchTrainer"[text4]}{"CatchBall"[#10]}{"CatchMethod"[text5]}
{"Friendship"[#11]}{"isShiny"[#12]}{"Attack1"[M1]}{"Attack2"[M2]}{"Attack3"[M3]}{"Attack4"[M4]}
{"Stats"[Stats1]}{"FPs"[Stats2]}{"DVs"[Stats3]}{"AdditionalData"[]}</pre>


== Attributes ==
== Attributes ==

Revision as of 22:21, 20 March 2013

Pokemon Code is used in the Box.dat, Daycare.dat, party.dat and the .trainer files to specify many aspects of each Pokemon.

Code

This is an Example of the code:

{"Pokemon"[#1]}{"Experience"[#2]}{"Gender"[#3]}{"EggSteps"[#4]}{"Item"[#5]}{"NickName"[text1]}{"Level"[#6]}
{"OT"[#7]}{"Ability"[#8]}{"Status"[text2]}{"Nature"[#9]}
{"CatchLocation"[text3]}{"CatchTrainer"[text4]}{"CatchBall"[#10]}{"CatchMethod"[text5]}
{"Friendship"[#11]}{"isShiny"[#12]}{"Attack1"[M1]}{"Attack2"[M2]}{"Attack3"[M3]}{"Attack4"[M4]}
{"Stats"[Stats1]}{"FPs"[Stats2]}{"DVs"[Stats3]}{"AdditionalData"[]}

Attributes

#1

The National dex number of the Pokemon.

#2

Total EXP.

#3

Gender

  • 0 = Male
  • 1 = Female
  • 2 = Genderless

#4

#5

Item ID #.

Use this list of Items: Items

text1

Nickname

#6

Current level.

#7

Original Trainer's Number.

#8

Ability ID

Use this list: Abilities

text2

The status the Pokemon is currently under.

#9

Nature ID #

See list here: Natures

text3

Name of place where Pokemon was caught.

text4

Name of the trainer who caught the Pokemon.

#10

ID # of the Pokeball it was caught in.

text5

How the Pokemon was Received.

#11

Amount of Friendship a Pokemon feels toward you.

0-255

#12

Determines if a Pokemon is shiny.

  • 0 = not shiny
  • 1 = Shiny

Moves

Each move contains 3 numbers:

  • Move ID - See this list: Moves
  • Full PP - The value that the move will have right after being healed.
  • Current PP - The vale for how many more uses of a move you have left.

Stats

Stats1

The Pokemon's Current stats: HP is repeated twice once for the current and once for full HP.

Stats2

FPs are EVs, the amount of EVs a pokemon has received so far.

Stats3

DVs are IVs, Each Pokemonn has a 0-31 value to represent this value.